Glencoe Live Cam

Glencoe is one of the most historic sites in Scotland. In 1692 it was the scene of the famous massacre of the MacDonalds.

The mountains of Glencoe are well known to climbers around the world. The Glencoe Mountain Rescue Team was started by Hamish MacInnes, who is a world renowned mountain climber, video photographer, explorer and author.

Glencoe Ski Centre (the White Corries) was the first commercial ski area in Scotland. The Fleming family owns the land. Crofting, fishing, climbing and hill walking are part of Glencoe's history also. Today, these are still part of Glencoe and visitors can enjoy the fishing, climbing, skiing, or hiking/hill walking.

Recently the last remaining lands of Lord Strathcona's Glencoe Estate were offered for sale; the land comprised of a half-share of the ancient burial Isle of St Munda, traditional burial place of the MacDonalds of Glencoe, also Camerons, McInnes, MacIntyres, McKenzies and Rankins along with other clanspeople.